Top stories Jenneth Orantia | Samsung has thrown so many new features into the Galaxy S4 that it's reached the point of absurdity. | ASHER MOSES | People in rural and regional areas fear they are being put at risk by poor mobile and emergency communications. | BEN GRUBB | Apple's Australian stores will now fix faulty iPhones, iPads and Macs under warranty if they were purchased in the past two years. | ASHER MOSES | Digital sales of movies and TV shows now account for more than 10 per cent of total sales in the $1.174 billion Australian home entertainment industry. | BEN GRUBB | Following the launch of Google's indoor maps this week at 200+ locations around Australia, Ben Grubb took it for a test drive to see if it was any good. Here are his findings. | 11:38am | A project for open-sourced 3D-printable guns has obtained a US federal licence to manufacture and sell firearms. | Two brothers from Australia pulled big crowds at the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival with a novel app that lets anyone create a song just by crooning into a smartphone. | 8:26am | Google has added views from some of the world's tallest mountains to scenes woven into its popular online map service. | ASHER MOSES | By day Bridget Davis runs the kitchen at Quay Bar in Customs House, but after hours she becomes "the internet chef". | NICK RALSTON | It fits in your back pocket, can make calls and give off a 650k volt shock that can stop a man in his tracks. | Asher Moses | Hundreds of thousands of malware-laden emails purportedly from Westpac have been sent to Australians. | Adam Turner | The world of gadgets has had more than its fair share of epic fails. | 9:12am | Even if you're friends with your kids on Facebook, it doesn't mean you know what they're doing. | ASHER MOSES | The new Pope has been greeted with hundreds of parody Twitter accounts. | Matthew Hall | There is much about Ping Fu to inspire business leaders. Matthew Hall caught up with her in New York. | ASHER MOSES | More than 5 million Australians now have tablets and contrary to the predictions of Steve Jobs, smaller models are set to dominate. | 8:51am | A smartphone that can take your pulse just by looking at your face has been unveiled in Japan. | Police are investigating the online posting of private financial records of celebrities including Beyonce, Britney Spears and Michelle Obama. | Opinion: For the 20 years that I have used email, I have been a fool. | Samsung has unveiled its new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4, with a bigger screen and software that tracks eye movements. | The internet can burnish a star's image just as easily as it can destroy it. | Samsung is making its biggest run yet at iPhone loyalists with the launch of the Galaxy S IV. | Doctors at a Brazilian hospital have been accused of using fake fingers to sign absent colleagues in to work. | ASHER MOSES | Google has launched indoor maps in Australia allowing users to find their way around inside using their mobile devices. | Samsung's newest, feature-packed Galaxy S4 may put pressure on Apple to accelerate its pace of smartphone design. | Techies have been keeping a hot eye on duelling Steve Jobs biopics, one an indie starring Ashton Kutcher and the other, written by Aaron Sorkin, in the works at Sony. | Greg Whitby | The digital revolution has only just begun. | Facebook is preparing to roll out hashtags on the social network, opening up another front in its intensifying battle with Twitter. | Self-made cyborgs are engaging doctors, tattooists and even kitchen tools to implant themselves with extra-sensory devices. | BlackBerry will offer technology to separate and make secure both work and personal data on Android and iOS devices. | Users have expressed outrage after Google announced it will shut Google Reader on July 1. | RACHEL WELLS | Group buying site Groupon has been slapped on the wrist for bombarding consumers with email newsletters without adequate consent. | Google Fibre is totally awesome, but it's also completely unnecessary. | The digital age has already changed the way we shop, work and play. But what effect is it having on us as a species? | Adam Turner | To avoid horrific global roaming charges, consider using a travel SIM card abroad. | Jenneth Orantia reviews the best map apps with turn-by-turn navigation. | Barbara Ortutay | Leap motion allows people to use natural hand movements to control games, complete office tasks and create 3D objects. | BLEEDING EDGE | An entire economy has been built on Apple's apparent policy of leaving stuff out. | IMAGING | When it comes to photo-editing services are online freebies worthwhile? | Reviewed by Terry Lane | This 20-megapixel camera is an excellent entry into full-frame digital photography. | SIGHT AND SOUND | Brand, comfort and sound quality are three critical factors in choosing headphones. | Adam Turner | Recent security breaches highlight the need for internet users to take extra precautions. | Rod Easdown | It's not surprising that the capacitors in counterfeit hi-fi equipment are often dodgy. | Adam Turner | Australia's community radio stations face an uncertain future after funds were slashed in the coming federal budget. | Cynthia Karena | Cynthia Karena reviews the Epicurious, Albumatic and Color Genius! apps. | Adam Turner | The awesome Sonos streaming audio system finally comes to the lounge room, but it's not for everyone. | Adam Turner | Once the secret sauce of the internet, RSS is being phased out by the online giants. | Adam Turner | Foxtel Play brings IPTV to multiple devices without locking you into a contract. | James Dominguez 3:46am | This hauntingly beautiful PC puzzler gently caresses the eyes and while ruthlessly pummelling the brain. | Jason Hill | SimCity has suffered from some well-publicised issues, but budding mayors will still have plenty of fun trying to design the perfect metropolis. | James Dominguez | The Razer Sabertooth Xbox controller could be the best gamepad ever made, but its price tag will bite a big chunk out of your wallet. | James Dominguez | After getting his hands on an early build of Fuse, DexX has concluded that he may have been too harsh last time he wrote about it. | James Dominguez | The newly rebooted Tomb Raider is definitely a good game in its own right, but DexX argues that it has strayed too far from its roots. | | | Advertisement  Advertisement  Compare & Save | Find the best mobile phone plan | | |  | |
